Daily practice
What fills a Sri Vaishnava's day: reciting the Alwars' pasurams, worshipping Perumal at home, the Vedic prayer at dawn, noon and dusk, and eating as an offering.
Nityanusandhanam
The Alwars' pasurams recited every day at home: what it is, how a recitation begins and ends, and the works most families keep.
Read →Tiruvaradhanam
Worship of Perumal at home: what it is, how it is done, and where the pasurams come in.
Read →Sandhyavandanam
The daily Vedic prayer at the three junctions of the day: what it is, its steps, and how it differs from Veda to Veda.
Read →Bhojana vidhi
The mantras before and after a meal: the food is sanctified with water and the first morsels are offered within, so that eating itself becomes worship.
Read →These pages explain what each practice is, its steps and their meaning; the Tiruvaradhanam, Sandhyavandanam and Bhojana vidhi pages also give their mantras. Learn them, with their right sound, from your father or acharya, as has always been the way. The order and details differ between families and mathams; where they do, follow your acharya and your elders.